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...To run the demo as a Jupyter notebook (e.g., locally), use this version instead. Note: to compile a PDF of your auto-generated paper (when you run the demo locally), you'll need to have a working LaTeX installation on your machine (e.g., so that pdflatex is a recognized system command). The notebook will also automatically install the transformers library if it's not already available in your local environment. In its unmodified state, the demo notebooks use the abstract from the GPT-3 paper as the "seed" for a new paper. Each time you run the notebook you'll get a new result.

...Here you create an instance of TextGenerator passing an array of strings to it - it represents your text corpus which will be used to "train" the generator. The more strings/sentences you pass, the more diverse results you get, so you'd better pass like hundreds of them, or even more! If you have your texts in an external file, you can pass the path to it as an argument for TextGenerator's constructor.

...Go to the page and use the ad generator. This is a program for industrial creation of pseudo-unique content. Used, for example, when registering a site in multiple directories. So that in each directory the site is described by text that is unique from the point of view of search engines. Unlike similar tools (synonymizers, dorgens), it allows you to maximize the readability of the resulting texts.

...The context, represented by the class Ctx, is useful to create rules that depends on what has been written before. Each object or literal that is passed to Aida is remembered by the context. Creating a reference expression is a common use-case, so we have a helper function called create_ref. You can compose operations on your text with some handy operators.